The sexual assault trial involving a Halifax man is entering it's final stages.
Both sides in the case presented their closing arguments this afternoon in the high profile Supreme Court trial in Bridgewater.
John Leonard MacKean is facing two charges including sexual assault and another relating to prostitution.
MacKean denies the boy was chained up when he visited the cabin on September 20, 2012.
MacKean also testified he would have helped the 16 year old if he knew the boy was being held against his will.
However, the 64 year old admitted to touching the teenagers genitals while he was at the cabin in Upper Chelsea to get a massage.
The Crown has submitted DNA evidence that matches MacKean.
The defence argues the case comes down to credibility of witnesses and whether the victim was telling the truth while under oath due to varying versions of his story.
The jury will begin it's deliberations after it gets instructions from the judge tomorrow morning.
